thank you. and that's for the folks out there. >> reporter: police released a picture of the gun found on the map and also of the ammunition that he had. his family helped them in the negotiations. the mayor says it reflects the emphasis that they have been putting on deescalation training. amy hollyfield, abc 7. quite a different story across the country as we look at two deadly police shootings of black men in two days. police in minnesota are investigating after an officer killed a man during a traffic stop. jessica, the aftermath of the shooting was streamed live on facebook. >> yeah, and right now there are crowds starting to gather outside of the governor's mansion in minnesota. we do want to warn you, some of what you're about to see is

disturbing. shoot happened just outside minneapolis. 32-year-old castillo shot and killed by police during a traffic stop last night around 9:30 minnesota time. his girlfriend and daughter were in the car, the girlfriend immediately post this had video and it went viral. it shows him slumped over in the driver's seat. the officer still pointing a gun at him. the girlfriend and her daughter were not hurt during the incident and throughout the night there have been protests. so far things have been peaceful. >> and i knew that i was going to have to come out and bring prayer and peace to the situation. i didn't want other people to be hurt. >> right now there are crowds starting to gather outside the governor's mansion. we want to take a live look. you can see crowds sitting on the ground there. we're starting to see more

people show up. they are blocking the middle of the street there again just outside the governor's mansion in st. paul, minnesota. as for the police officer involved in the shooting, that person has been laced on administrative leave. i'll have much more on what was said in that facebook live video coming up at 5:30. back to you. and that shooting in minnesota comes just a day after a manúwas killed by police in baton rouge, louisiana. >> brp blp. >> u.s. department of justice has launched a civil rights investigation following the shooting. it happened just after midnight yesterday as police responded to a cp&l about a gun at a convenience store. peaceful protests were held outside of the store where the shooting took place. now around here being fire investigators are tñying to figure out what sparked a

massive fire at a construction site yesterday morning in the east bay. we're watching this five story apartment building go up in flames live yesterday at this time. that building is now a total loss. last night firefighters used a blow torch to dismantle that giant crane. the fire also burned a nearby apartment complex. one resident showed us what is left of her townhouse. >> i was shaking so bad, i had no time t my wallet, anything. >> neighbors say they heard fireworks just before the fire started. officials have not confr)med those claims. only on abc 7 news, the young woman at the center of a sex sandal makes a shocking revelation. she calls herself celeste guap and says richmond police department offered to put her on

a plane last night for a month long stay in rehab. some are questioning were they motives pure. here is dan noyes with the report. >> reporter: she tells me he was in a murder rirks didn't give her time to put on shoes, she wore her bedroom slippers. he tried to get her on the plane to miami. >> so what did they say? >> to go to rehab. >> atrying to get to you go whe? >> tonight. they said it was a paid vacation. >> reporter: celeste says in past reports that she's had sex with horn 30 officers, sar departments, rlieutenants and captains. and several of those cases could turn out to be statutory rape. investigations are under way. now celeste tells me he she's still in contact with several officers and they question the motivation of the richmond pt trying to send her across the country. when there are good rehab facilities in the bay area.

>> do you think they're sending you away for another reason? >> they want -- somebody familiar with the situation said that they're just trying to shut me up. >> reporter: richmond police chief brown did not answer my e-mailed questions about who would pay for the rehab, why not in the bay area and why send a witness and several investigations across the country. he wrote, we did reach out to her separate and apart from our personnel investigation through family justice center staff with the intent to got her connected to services that could help because it was apparent that she might benefit. we cannot comment further. >> i would ask why now. why they are sending this woman 3,000 miles away. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor called the richmond pd move to send celeste to rehab in miami a disastrous idea and tone deaf. >> why take the risk at a minimum of giving the community they're trying to hide something.

it gives exactly the impression of what she's saying which is that they're trying to silence her. and that' exactly the impression you should want to be avoiding. >> reporter: celeste informed richmond pd that she might go to rehab next week, but she tells me she didn't think she'll go. she's also speaking with an attorney about filing a lawsuit. dan noyes, abc 7. sexual harassment at skol valley high school will go to the school board. a 15-year-old boy at the school wrote a letter naming several girls and teachers. girls and teachers. parents are upset that they

ed to vote on short term rentals. it would expect them to have a business license and proceed hit people from renting out guesthouses or backyard cottages. the mayor recommended airbnb collect a tax instead of regulating short term rentals.

the meeting today starts at 5:30. hillary clinton is gaining a bigger lead over donald trump here in california. here in california. according to a new poll, clinton the two campaigns are now in negotiations over policy details for the democratic party official platform. 4:38. let's take a look at some temperatures. we'll start in san francisco. if you're coming into the financial district, 53. in the mission and bay view, about 53 also. here is a look at some of the rest of the neighborhoods. daily city, 52.

belmont, san leandro, 55 along with santa claire. here's what is going to happen in one of our usually warmer spots. about 87 our average high in livermore. look at this, noon, only 69. 4:00, 75 degrees. that is after a high of about 78 degrees. watch the colors as they get cooler saturday and then sunday the warming begins. we have some traffic out of the central valley, fairly typical for our ellie morning commuters with speeds of about 35 to 4 45 miles per hour. and we do have high wind advisory for the altamont pass. a lot of big rigs could be getting blown around a little bit. so extra caution. a couple minor accidents northbound 101 near authority 1st, a car in the center divide. not blocking lanes. and then also 101 before old oakland, at the off-ramp, so not

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we're looking at the aftermath of a deadly crash in the sea cliff witnesses say the driver was speeding when he slammed into the mansion. the driver died and the crash sparked a fire inside the home. family members say the driver was 75-year-old gary young who lived in the neighborhood. moments earlier the car slammed in to a parked truck. >> really high rate of speed. went through the stop sign over here at 32nd and california and i heard the impact down the roid. road. >> no one was in the home. two dogs were rescued. neighbors say this is the second crash since months. san francisco schools are still looking to fill 100 teaching positions so they're offering signing bonuses. according to the chronicle, the city is offering $4,000 to special education teach her aides and veteran teacher.

the district is asking them to go back to school for a special education credential. many of openings stem from retirements, regular nations and new positions. would you rather pay to fill up by the gallon or the heil? program is under way instead of the current gas tax. here are the pros and cons. >> reporter: under the current gas tax, drivers who use more gas pay more tax. >> some people will be paying a lot more than other people to drive and there is an unfairness to that. >> reporter: with a mile annual tax, everyone pays per mile they drive. but why should fuel efficient drivers be punished? >> if some be is driving an electric vehicle, we should give them a break. i think the real question is if we're moving forward to a mileage tax, how do we pick the right one. >> reporter: 5,000 california drivers are taking part in the pilot program testing the merits of a mileage tax over the gas

tax, including how the mileage data would be collected. >> at the absolute simplest, we could check people and he odometers and check them a bill. the other end, we could have the equivalent of a gchlt ps device this every vehicle. >> reporter: rev new is needed to pay for road maintenance and repair. drivers of both gas and electric cars have mixed feelings. >> polluting less and we would be taxed the same. just doesn't sound like the ideal situation. >> i would think with less people using gas, that it would make sense. so i'd probably be this favor of it. >> reporter: no money is actually exchanges hands during the pilot program. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7. sacred heart community services is reminding families that registration is tomorrow morning for those who need help getting any school supplies. parents will begin lining up as early as 4:00 a.m. for the

a pack program. eartt plans to distribute 3300 back bag packs n august 12. it is one of the biggest days ever for dub nation. today kevin durant he signs hiáh contract. and he'll be introduced at a news conference at the warriors practice if a set. bob myers and steve kerr will be there and you can see it right here live on abc 7 that starts at 1:00 p.m. >> very exciting. >> big day. so what will the weather be like as we welcome kevin durant to the bay area family? >> it will be much different than what he's used to, that's than what he's used to, that's for sure. clouds and drizzle, they will be heaviest tomorrow morning and especially saturday morning and

then we'll get back to average highs next week. look at san rafael where it's cloudy and 53. i want to talk about the winds i want to talk about the winds real quick. as you head up the peninsula, mid-70s, but then you run into cloud cover. upper 50s along the coast. mid to upper 70s through most of the authority bay. some 80s. inland, another day without air conditioning, mid-70s.bay.

some 80s. inland, another day without air conditioning, mid-70s. here is the 7 day forecast. temperatures back to average monday, tuesday next week. we have golden gate bridge lane configuration, we'll see the zipper truck heading in to make it four lanes in the southbound, two in the northbound. and we do have fog, some slick road conditions and you may find yourself using your windshield wipers a little bit this morning. here we have slow traffic and that advisory for high winds on the altamont pass. new accident up near davis with an overturned vehicle blocking a lane. we'll check on that in just a couple of minutes. the critical work ahead for an astronaut raised this the bay area who is on her way to the international space station. and another reason for men to get plenty of veeof sleep. but first, america e's money report. don't expect interest rates to go up anytime soon.

we've learned the federal reserve has decided that rate hikes should stay on hold until they have a handle on the consequences of the brooeexit v. verizon is raising prices of its wireless service plan. depending on the plan, cost of service could increase by as much as $10 a month. >> but you'll now get more data and you can carry over unused data to the next month. mcdonald's is severing up something new on its menu. >> the mcgriddle will be around the clock starting in september because they are the most requested item that aren't already offered. already offered. all day where he

more than $4 million worth of marijuana will not be hitting the streets because of a raid by san jose police. officers seized nearly 1900 plants yesterday. a landlord at one home noticed something suspicious and called police. one of san jose's biggest mayor ha marijuana busts in recent history. a loud boom turns out san francisco police disposed of, quote, ballistic materials on ocean beach. department says it seized the

materials earlier in the day. pd isn't saying where the materials came from, but we know around 5:00 p.m., the bomb squad responded to oak park drive for a report of suspicious package. turns out there will help from the federal government to fix a huge sinkhole that opened up in march likely created beat intense winter rain. it grew to 10 feet wide by 15 feet deep. federal highwayed a hin administration initially denied the aid but the city repealed. a napa woman is soaring toward the international space station this morning. kate ruebens was aboard the rocket as it lifted off yesterday. it is due to dock. she got a p hchlh.d. in my row biology in fr stanford and set

to become the first person ever to sequence dna in space. incredible. >> i was watching that live yesterday and it was so great to see her launch. for the first time san francisco's 53rd annual cable car bell ringing contest could have a female winner. ♪ >> wow. >> i like it. this is what last year's sounded like. this year cassandra griffin is the first woman to enter the competition. they're judged on rhythm, originality and style. no props allowed. so it happens today at noon at union square. we wish them luck. it would be cool for a woman to do that. >> mike nicco has a lot of rhythm. >> yeah, usually getting down in between all forecasts. >> yeah, poor sue, she has to listen to that because she's sitting right next to me. good morning, everybody.

late start to the eastern pacific hurricane season, but this one is churning and look at how it's a category 3 major hurricane. good news, here is hawaii and this storm will weaken and ten to head to the north and away from hawaii. but it could bring some pretty rough surf there. back here at home, let's take a look at temperatures around the state. hottest of course down in palm springs at 107. not as breezy today. slow traffic out of the central valley for the early morning commuters and high wind advisory over the altamont pass. so hang on especially the big rigs that tend to come in from the central valley toward the bay area before overturned vehicle slow lane near davis westbound 580 they're 1 0 near not seeing any slow traffic there, but cops are on the scene and looking for fire truck and tow truck to arrive shortly. a new study suggests that the risk factors for alzheimer's

may be detectible in young healthy adults. people with a genetic could start shrinking in a person's 30s or younger. they hope that the information could help make healthy food, exercise and sleep choices earlier. the findings are out in the journal neurology. the owners of a new san francisco gym say they will allow members to smoke marijuana while they're working out. power plant fitness is set to open next year. those planning to join would need a medical marijuana prescription, but that could change of course if voters legalize recreational pot in november. openers include ricky williams. they claim using pot while exercising can help them focus. are you getting enough sleep? a new study suggests that not getting the right amount could put men at risk for type 2 diabetes. researchers studied 78 he

men and women. average sleep time was about 7 hours. as the man diverged from that, either too much or too little, their glucose tolerance decreased increasing all the bad health officials. women, though, they didn't have the same soergs and researchers say they're not quite sure why. on this this schedule, we're doomed. >> i was like 7? >> 7 hours? that's kra zcrazy talk. next, a warning a man exposes himself to a young girl. and congress will hold a hearing on the clinton e-mail investigation. the republicans republican law the fbi answer.

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it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". you that to thursday, congratulations. >> that's right, friday eve, july 7. let's get to a quick check of weather and traffic. more of the drizzly and cold weather this store. >> and i say we remind everybody it's july because it doesn't feel like it. good morning. here is a live look. no rain, but definitely patches of drizzle for the morning commute and cloudy